DIY Mid-Century Modern Side Table

DIY Mid-Century Modern Side Table
Do you like mid-century furniture? If you do, let’s make this mid-century side table that SarahHearts blog had shared with us. The supplies are a side table, vintage decor paint, gold liquid gilding, clear wax, painter’s tape, a brush, iron-on veneer edging, fine sanding block, a utility knife and a wood block. Use a utility... 
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7 Easy And Fun DIY Suitcases Décor Ideas

7 Easy And Fun DIY Suitcases Décor Ideas
Remember we’ve told you about luggage tag ideas? To make your suitcases pop even more to easily find them among the others you can also decorate the luggage itself! How can you do that? Look at the ideas I’ve prepared for you! The first cool way to do that is to paint the suitcases using... 
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DIY Triangle Mirror With A Wooden Frame

DIY Triangle Mirror With A Wooden Frame
We’ve already told you of some awesome mirrors, and here’s one more idea to the list. Prepare wood, a miter saw, a mirror, wood glue, industrial strength glue, clamps. Decide on the size you’d like to make your mirror. Using your miter box, saw three identical sized pieces with identical angled edges. Using your wood... 
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Simple DIY Boho Chic Bookmarks From Sticks

Simple DIY Boho Chic Bookmarks From Sticks
There are various bookmarks to prevent you from losing the page but I’ve never seen a boho one. Haven’t either? The TenderGarden blog has shared the idea. The supplies are thin sticks, craft ropes,  scissors, paint, a small paintbrush, any color threads,  a hot glue gun, any other dried plants to decorate. Use a thread... 
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12 DIY Sachets For Perfect Aromas At Home

12 DIY Sachets For Perfect Aromas At Home
A sachet is a small cloth scented bag filled with herbs, potpourri, or aromatic ingredients. Scented sachets are for containing odorous substances to be laid among handkerchiefs, underwear, linen, to be hung in closets and cupboard, to be put into briefcases and luggage to perfume them. I’ve rounded up a whole bunch of tutorials for... 
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DIY Game Card Holder For Family Pastimes

DIY Game Card Holder For Family Pastimes
With a few pieces of molding and some glue, you can craft these handy card holders for family game night. Add bonus points if the kids decorate and personalize their holder! You’ll need tape measure, a miter saw and hand clamps. Using a handsaw or miter saw, cut the Dividers and ¼-inch hobby board to... 
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DIY Printed Rosemary Car Air Freshener

DIY Printed Rosemary Car Air Freshener
This cool and cute piece is perfect as a car air freshener! To make one you’ll need clay, twine, wax paper, a roller, rosemary, cookie cutter, a toothpick. On waxed paper, roll the clay, as if you are making some dough. Be careful not to make it too thin, it should be more than half... 
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11 Cool DIY Cat Scratchers To Spoil Your Kitty

11 Cool DIY Cat Scratchers To Spoil Your Kitty
Kitty owners, this article is for you! Every cat needs not only a bed and some toys but also a scratcher to keep your furniture safe. The cheapest and easiest material for such a craft is cardboard, so find some old boxes and shape them into a cool scratcher. Sisal rope is another perfect material... 
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DIY Shelf Of A Wooden Board And Leather Belt

DIY Shelf Of A Wooden Board And Leather Belt
Creating original storage solutions is easy! Today we are sharing this genius idea from Nur-Noch blog, it’s a belt shelf. The supplies are a shelving board or other wood and a wide suede belt. First draw the outline of the new shelf on the board and saw it. In order to create a nice contrast... 
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Cute Nautical-Themed DIY Fridge Magnets

Cute Nautical-Themed DIY Fridge Magnets
Missing sea and holidays? Remind yourself of your awesome seaside vacation or get inspired for the next one with these nautical magnets! The supplies are Mod Podge Matte, a circle punch, scrapbook paper, magnets, marble accents, glue and a form brush. Punch or cut the circles from scrapbook paper. Paint on a little Mod Podge... 
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